Workshop cancelled due to rail strike
Timings: 10am-5pm
Venue: Hamilton House, London
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A CAT approach to family stories and our patterns of relating to self and others through revisiting reciprocal roles with siblings. Relationships with siblings can be rich, complex, troubled and often neglected. This CPD workshop will reflect on personal experiences of movement and stuckness in sibling relationships and the ‘reciprocal roles’ or patterns of relating that they have given us and might still be active today in our work. The focus will move from self-exploration of our own or our parents' sibling dynamics to reflection on and supervision of such moments in the lives of clients/patients. The day will offer a context for using Cognitive Analytic tools of mapping, writing and voice work in innovative and co-creative ways. Numbers are limited to 18 - 20 participants.
Facilitators: Marie-Anne Bernardy Arbuz and Steve Potter
About the facilitators: Marie-Anne Bernardy Arbuz is a clinical psychologist and psychotherapist working with children, young people and families (specialising in traumatic life events) at the Robert Debre Hospital in Paris. Steve Potter is a CAT psychotherapist working independently and based in London. He is the author of Therapy with a Map and Talking with a Map. As well as CAT, they both share a background in psychodynamic approaches, Marie-Anne is also a family therapist and Steve has a background in social psychology, group therapy and community work.
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• Email: alison.marfell@acat.me.uk
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